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Since the inequality last well past puberty, and historically the roles was reversed, the issue seems to have very little to do with biology. Historically peop
by belorn 4y ago
Since the inequality last well past puberty, and historically the roles was reversed, the issue seems to have very little to do with biology.
Historically people has always looked to biology to explain social inequality, and time and time again we view those historically as failed science. Race, hormones, and the female psyche where all used as scapegoats to explain cultural phenomenons.
One of the biggest changes culturally in education is that women became overwhelming dominant in the teaching profession. Studies show that when women grade girls, or when men grade boys, the result get biased in favor of the teachers own gender. In addition, the mono gender in education has created an environment where teaching and culture causes a toxic mix. We can only look to other professions where 80-90% of the employees has the same gender and see how that effects the work culture.